Resources, Reports, Tools, Lists, and Full Text Documents
E-Learning
Source: eLearn Magazine
Book Excerpt: The Basics of E-Learning: An Excerpt from Handbook of Human Factors in Web Design
From a new book by Lisa Neal and Diane Miller.
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Schools–United States–Health Policies–Database
Source: National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE)
Healthy Schools: State-Level School Health Policies
“NASBE’s policy collection effort was designed to build upon the School Health Policies and Programs Study 2000 (SHPPS 2000), conducted by the CDC Division of Adolescent and School Health (DASH). Whereas SHPPS collected state policy information by means of survey questionnaires, NASBE’s complementary effort was designed to gather actual written state policies in key areas of school health policy. Initially, the choice of school health topics for Phase 1 & 2 of this policy collection reflects the priority areas of NASBE and DASH: general health education; HIV, STD and pregnancy prevention; asthma management; and tobacco use prevention. Phase 3 & 4 topics of violence and bullying prevention, mental health services, and physical activity and nutrition policies have since been added to the database.”
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Legal Industry–United States–Lists & Rankings
Source: Corporate Counsel, Law.com
New, 100 Highest-Paid General Counsel (Registration Required, Free)
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Electricity–United States
Source: EIA
New, Residential Electricity Prices: A Consumer’s Guide
“Brochure topics include a description of the U.S. network including electricity generation, transmission and distribution, types of power plants based on energy sources used to generate electricity, factors which affect the price of electricity, historical graphs and maps which show electrical prices per state and consumer tips for reducing residential bills through conservation and efficiency.”
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Lewis and Clark
Explorers–United States
Source: USGS
The Voyage of Discovery Continues: A Satellite View of the Journey of Lewis and Clark

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